Werewolf Bloodline? The Dark Truth of the Gandillon Family
In the spring of 1598, a horrific attack in the quiet village of St. Claude, nestled in France’s rugged Jura … Read more
Werewolf of Châlons: France’s Most Horrifying Monster?
In the late 1590s, the quiet town of Châlons, nestled in France’s Champagne region, became the stage for a nightmare … Read more
Jean Grenier: Cannibal, Child Killer, Werewolf?
In 1603, a chilling tale emerged from the rural landscapes of Gascony, France, centered on a young boy named Jean … Read more
The Tragic Tale of Hans the Werewolf: Teen, Trial, and Execution
In 1651, an 18-year-old named Hans from Idavere, Livonia (modern-day Estonia), faced a chilling accusation: transforming into a werewolf to … Read more
Thiess of Kaltenbrun: History’s Only “Good” Werewolf?
Thiess of Kaltenbrun, known as the Livonian Werewolf, stands as a singular figure in the annals of 17th-century European folklore. … Read more
Was the Infamous Vseslav of Polotsk a Werewolf?
Vseslav of Polotsk, known as Vseslav the Sorcerer or Vseslav the Seer, ruled as Prince of Polotsk from 1044 to … Read more
Was It a Werewolf? The Chilling 1685 Wolf of Ansbach Story
In 1685, the Principality of Ansbach, nestled in the heart of the Holy Roman Empire, was gripped by fear as … Read more
The Werewolves of Poligny: Cannibals, Monsters, or Victims?
The Werewolves of Poligny case is a chilling episode from 16th-century France, where fear of the supernatural collided with brutal … Read more
Gilles Garnier: Was This French Hermit a Real Werewolf?
Gilles Garnier, branded as the Werewolf of Dole, was a 16th-century French hermit whose gruesome crimes of murder and cannibalism … Read more
Cannibal, Killer… Werewolf? Jacques Roulet’s Trial
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Jacques Roulet, known as the Werewolf of Caude or Werewolf of Angers, stands as a haunting figure in the annals … Read more